The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-06-30

Bel RaggiO-yOcal SOLO, Mrs. otlle5'
Piano solo-Polonaise, Miss Ritz.
The association reconvened III after
noon session about 3 O'Clock, when Mrs.
Ayeritt, of Rockdale, read an interesting
and entertaining essay on Musical No
tation, an Universal Language" A free
discussion of the subject followed, and was
participated in by several of the members
The remainder of the afternoon was de.
voted to routine business, of which con
siderable amount was transacted.
The following is the programme of ex
ercises for to-day:
THURSDAY MORNING.
Plano duo. Overture Semiramide ........ Rosslns
Mrs. Robbins, Miss Clara Miller.
Esssy-Teachng Beginners. Mrs. II. E. Keys,
OF Bolton.
Essay--Teaching Beginners Prof E. W. Krause'
Essay-Teaching Beginners. M-e. VIM. s. Taylor,
of Austin.
Discussion.
Committee Reports.
Vocal Music-AnChOred. .................W Watson
Miss Everett, of Calvert
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Essay-Musc in Public Schools. ... Mrs. Gibbons
KilOugh, Of Palestine.
Essay-Musc in Public Schools. ...... MIS-. A ID.
Wallace, Of tchland Syringe, -,
Essay--Music In Public Schools. ........ Mrs. VIM.
Styles, of Austin.
Music
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Organ recital and vocal selections, only Tor mem
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large audience gathered at the
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enJoy quo PAM alu 'ons ioelVi' MY r,'o
prog loln'"o V. VIZ - "Pronu
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Prof. Ragsdaie, OF Georgetown
Gems of Scotland, ...........M Mrs, Townsend
riAno 'oio Ma aiP pesssi: A1s,in
Vocal solo, ''Expectancy ................... Buck
Mr. Warner, Austin.
ios RAM, SrSH u anu 1j0a anG srydg
Ia. "Alegro Pathetico," Sherwood
Piano solo, b. "Maznrka Caprice, op. 20" Mason
a., "na Nno' - M r op Oh -. Mills
Vocal solo "Rapture, .Christiani
Mrs: Gilbert, Austin.
flano SOLO, Ine hvu,ea, hms o., hroeser
A commemorative feature of the enter.
,oinyent was M ono was admitted 10 the
hall dnr;ng The rendition of anv number
and vhile annlause was liberal. encore.
,yara M, roinon5ad to The Same rnIo
w;,i he folInwed at tho onera honse con.
oor, 60 ,;,ht
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Inc MUSIC loachers "Ssooi".ioh wu'
caiieu W oruer inurSu"y mummy WV
nearly run attendance O' henhoels vi
hand 10 answer at roll can.
Inc committee on constitution rePorte'
several changes IN the CONSTITUTIONS OH
OF them oelng restriction Oh memoer
ship 10 whlte persons not loss IMAM Il
years OF age
A resolution was introduced ana adoPle'
looking to the establishment OF musioa
college; OF, IN advance OF ana preparation.
10 tnat, u committee oeiore whlch Parue
desiring TO DO so may appear Tor exami
nation ana receive certincate Oh prom
cheney IN the arr OF music teaohlnB'
Invitations were read from Dailas' wac
and other cities Tor the holulng Oh tn
next convention, the time ana place q
which VIII be determined to-day
The subject leaching beginners wa
discussed IN essay oy MRS. n. H. Ne!
OF Bolton, aud frot' Il. W. hrause,
waco ana eiloited SPIRITED anu lh.ei
estlng discussion from SeVerai neinoe'
OF the association' MUSIC during u
forenoon session was contributed Dy Mr
Robbins Miss CARA Miller ana MI
Everett and was highly appreciated 0
auui0noe'
o,clocL ord vss oraned hv nm ESSAY fro,
NJ C;hhnrs KnIanab ofpoIestine vbic
was roaS hr Nj Fiorenco Roofs ri
snhiact w. avrsic in Pablo Scbools
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adrnirohio nanar on ,be same snhisc
poth aSsorI T., ,hoir ror,, axoaIIanc,
aroi,od ~ ii,,b, d;scrssior tho s,hio,
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mas .So 80 euno 1ny ', 81 = comm;,tse
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